Dissecting Obesogenic Environments: The Development and Application of a Framework for Identifying and Prioritizing Environmental Interventions for Obesity

1999/12/01 by Boyd Swinburn, Garry Egger, Fezeela Raza · 16 citations
Medicine · Environmental Science · #Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet #Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact #Nutritional Studies and Diet

paper · doi:10.1006/pmed.1999.0585

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